The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-18
CITY NEWS.

--Pantaepad by the Hanlons at the
Theater sgain tonight and at the matt
nee tomorrow.
The case of Wessendorf 4 Eich-
berg va. s. I. Carnes Ia on trial in the
Circuit Court. 8r,
State and county taxes to the
amount Of 1881 were paid into the
County Trustees office yesterday.
j. w. Williams, IT,, q school boy
twelve years OF age, was arrested last
night for assaultiDg companion with
q knife.
The following we're licensed 10
marry yesterday; i, w. Shepherd TO
Miss Johnnie NJ. Graham, Aaron Mayo
TO Ida Scott.
State scrip Ia running low In the
market. l.. Il. Eaton stated yesterday
that he was unable to find enough to
pay his taxes.
Oliver McVeigh, q cooper, was ar
rested by Officer Kehoe yesterday for
assaultiDg Frank CANCEL, another
cooper, with an ax.
James Reynolds, arrested in this
city for robbing the postoffics and
stealing q Winchester rifle at Netle-
ton, Ak, was taken to Little Rock
last night.
Tom Robertson, oolored, was
brought down from Somerville by
Sheriff Kooncs yesterday and lodged
in jail. He is charged with assault
with intent TO kill.
Grace Turner, who cowhided Al
bert Norton Tuesday evening, was ar
rested yesterday. Her case was con
timed until Norton can be found. II
is said he has left the city.
in the suit Of Heule & Wolf VS.. Il.
q. Moller, Chancelor Elicit yesterday
granted an mi Junction against the as
Bignee OF Mo.ler, restraining him from
disposing OF the stock OF goods.
Damages to the amount of So 90
were awarded the plaintiff in the case
Of Rsynor va Lawson in the Citcuit
Court yesterday. The suit was for
cutting timber of Raynor's land.
The evening train on the Kan as
City road now arrives in THE city Ave
or ten minutes ahead OF time on &C.
count OF the high water. The movng
OF the transfer boat is facilitated to
that extent.
Major Hicks, colored, OF this city,
and A. ], Curtis, white, of Millingt IN,
were tried before Commissioner Clough
yesterday on charge Of selling liquor
without license. Both were bound
over to the United States Court, and
in default Of bond went to jail.
Good Housekeeping, for the homes
Of the world. Every housekeepeT
should read copy Of this publication.
1t is invaluable TO the domestic art.
Price, 10 cents per copy, Mansford
has them for Gale, also Leslie'S Popular
Monthly tor February.
The Amateur Athletic Society
will have an out door tournament
when the spring time comes and the
weather Is favorable. 1t Is said that
elaborate arrangements are already
under way and that the entertainment
will eclipse all former efforts OF this
popular club.
Two hundred merry makers en-
joyed the Maennerchor masked ball
at Cochran Hall last night Dane.
ing and refreshments were INDUCED
in until 2 o'clock this morning. 1t
was an orderly, we'll managed and
pleasurable affair, as the Maennerchor
entertainments generally are.
When Judge DuBose assembled
the throne OF the Criminal Court yes.
terday morning he found the follow
ing:
. TEMPORAL 0 M0REsi
when Justice holds her court,
We Christians fear no evil;
When doctors have their say
We'd scarcely fear the devil.
h.
The author is shrouded in impene-
trable mystery.
AT g meeting held yesterday to
discuss the sdvisRbility OF disbursing
the iunds Of the Charity Ball it was
moved Rnd seconded that Ell funds
now in the hands of Mr.. Fred T. An.
derson, chairman OF the first Charity
Ball, and a.so tbs funds Of the last
Charity Ball, in the hands OF Capt. E
r. Hart, chairman, be turned over to
Mr.. Z q. LaHache, who will act az
guardian OF this fund aud use his own
iudgmabkio ITS diatribulion among the